AIX SNMP
Monitor IBM AIX servers via SNMP: CPU, swap, NTP time sync, disk space, processes, and network traffic, with discovery of disks, processes, and interfaces.
AIX SSH
Monitor AIX systems via SSH: error reports (errpt), logical volume sync, processes, inodes, storage usage, and command return codes.
Base Pack
Set up the Base Pack Monitoring Connector for host/service templates covering active, passive, and Ping (ICMP) monitoring.
F5OS SNMP
Monitor F5OS systems via SNMP: track CPU usage, disk usage and I/O, hardware temperature and fan speed, and memory utilization.
FreeBSD SNMP
Monitor FreeBSD systems via SNMP, tracking CPU, memory, swap, disk usage, disk I/O, processes, network traffic, and uptime.
HP-UX SNMP
Monitor HP-UX servers via SNMP: system CPUs, load average, memory and swap usage, free space on disks, system uptime, and running processes.
IBM AS400 (deprecated)
Deprecated IBM AS400 monitoring connector: no longer maintained, it should not be used. Switch to the newer IBM AS400 Connector to monitor your systems.
IBM AS400 Connector
Monitor IBM AS400/iSeries systems via the Centreon connector: track jobs, disks, subsystems, message queues, and system usage.
Linux CMA
Monitor Linux systems via the Centreon Monitoring Agent (OpenTelemetry): CPU, memory, disk, load, swap, network, and processes.
Linux NRPE (deprecated)
Deprecated Linux NRPE monitoring connector: no longer maintained and should not be used. Use the Linux NRPE4 connector instead to monitor Linux hosts.
Linux NRPE3 (deprecated)
Deprecated Linux NRPE3 monitoring connector: no longer maintained and should not be used. Use the Linux NRPE4 connector instead to monitor Linux hosts.
Linux NRPE4
Monitor Linux servers via the NRPE protocol: CPU, memory, load, disks, processes, systemd services, and network traffic.
Linux SNMP
Monitor Linux servers via SNMP: CPU, load, memory, swap, disk space and I/O, inodes, network traffic, processes, NTP sync, and uptime, with discovery.
Linux SNMP (Rust)
Monitor Linux servers via SNMP with an experimental Rust plugin in beta: CPU, memory, swap, uptime, disk space, and processes.
Linux SNMP v3
Deprecated Linux SNMP v3 monitoring connector: no longer maintained and should not be used. It has been replaced by the Linux SNMP connector.
Linux SSH
Monitor Linux servers via SSH: CPU, memory, swap, storage, load, inodes, processes, connections, uptime, NTP, pending updates, and systemd services.
Linux Telegraf Agent
Monitor Linux servers with the Telegraf agent over OpenTelemetry: CPU, load, memory, swap, disks, traffic, NTP, processes, and systemd checks.
Mac SNMP
Monitor macOS systems via SNMP: CPU, memory, swap, disk usage, disk I/O, inodes, network traffic, load, processes, and uptime, with discovery.
PICOS SNMP
Monitor Pica8 PICOS switches via SNMP: CPU, memory, switch and chip temperature, hardware, and network interfaces, with automatic interface discovery.
Solaris SNMP
Monitor Solaris servers via SNMP: detailed CPU, load, disk space, network traffic, packet errors, processes, and uptime, with disk and interface discovery.
Windows CMA
Monitor Windows servers via the Centreon Monitoring Agent (CMA): CPU, memory, swap, storage, services, processes, event logs, updates, uptime, and more.
Windows NRPE (deprecated)
Deprecated Windows NRPE monitoring connector: no longer maintained and should not be used. Use the Windows NRPE 0.5 connector instead.
Windows NSClient 0.5 NRPE
Monitor Windows servers via NSClient++ and NRPE: CPU, memory, swap, disks, services, sessions, certificates, event logs, updates, tasks, and more.
Windows NSClient API
Monitor Windows servers via the NSClient++ REST API: CPU, memory, swap, disks, services, sessions, certificates, event logs, pending updates, and more.
Windows SNMP
Monitor Windows servers via SNMP: CPU, memory, swap, disk space, processes, services, network traffic, NTP, and uptime, with automatic discovery.
Windows SNMP (Rust)
Monitor Windows servers via SNMP with an experimental Rust plugin in beta: CPU, memory, swap, uptime, disk space, and processes.
Windows Telegraf Agent
Monitor Windows servers via the Telegraf agent (OpenTelemetry protocol): NTP sync, pending reboots, sessions, updates, and certificates.
Windows WSMAN
Monitor Windows servers via WSMAN: CPU, memory, swap, disk space, services, processes, traffic, uptime, certificates, updates, and more, with discovery.